The minimum age requirement to participate in Senior Racquetball tournaments is 55 years.

Senior Racquetball is played in teams of two players.

Senior Racquetball matches are typically played as best of 3 games.

Senior Racquetball courts are typically 20 feet wide and 40 feet long.

Senior Racquetballs typically weigh 1.4 ounces.

The forehand serve is the most common type of serve in Senior Racquetball.

The drive is the most effective way to return a serve in Senior Racquetball.

The drive is the most common type of shot in Senior Racquetball.

Winning a rally is the most effective way to win a point in Senior Racquetball.

The control game is the most common strategy used in Senior Racquetball.

Endurance is the most important physical attribute for a Senior Racquetball player.

Ankle sprain is the most common injury in Senior Racquetball.

All of the above are important ways to prevent injuries in Senior Racquetball.

Resilience is the most important mental attribute for a Senior Racquetball player.

All of the above are important things to remember when playing Senior Racquetball.